Joanne, you do recognize that these are fundamentally different, do you? One is a $400 three-hand quartz watch (with a very good quartz movement), the other is a $1300 chronograph (has a stopwatch function) most likely with the mechanical/auto Valjoux 7750 movement. Don't bother about the advertised savings. Those are fake. Nobody in his right mind would pay $3k for that watch. But $1300 for a V7750 in a titanium case are decent. Since the Accutron VX200 diver is not anymore, the cheapest you can find a 7750 in a steel case is about $7-800. Titanium will naturally be more expensive.
The Bulova is also VERY big. If your husband doesn't have 8" wrists it will most likely not look great. You can get the Bulova in an US mall. The Momo will be harder to find. They are in a totally different class.
The Bulova Precisionist is supposed to be accurate to 10s per year. Some report even better accuracy but some also report worse. They start at $168 at Amazon. Certainly a good deal for that kind of watch.
Now if you are willing to spend $1300 on the other hand and you can give us some criteria to work with what he likes, what you would like for him and what kinda guy he is, we will be able to give you MUCH better suggestions.
At the $1300 price point you can already get some serious watches. Tissot, Mido, Junghans, Damasko, Oris, Longines. They all come to mind.
Then at the $5-600 price point there are also some good candidates like Seiko, Citizen, Mido, Steinhart.
The designs will be more classic but the quality and reputation of the watches will be better than with the two suggested above.
